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Burberry Releases Full Fashion Show Shot with iPhone 5s
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And they all look like they desperately need a cheeseburger.
Every time I see these stick figures, all I can think of is bulimia.
it used to be that people like Woz would even want to wait until launch day to get their own device.
christopher bailey already has his, wtf?
Not getting what's pathetic about it, it's the fashion industry. Models are suppose to be thin, modeling clothes just doesn't work well on fat women and if you think a bunch of henpecked husbands are there, think again. This is a show where most celebs are sitting in the audience.
Many people could say the same about Golf. A bunch of rich folks sitting an an ultra-boring tournament with deep pockets watching Tiger Woods pretending their poop doesn't stink while eating caviar and drinking vodka.
If it's not your thing, it's not your thing but don't knock the industry.
I think it has something to do with the stabilisation - think it's referred to as "jello effect".
Really? REALLY? Who's arrogant here?
Fashion is a multi-billion industry and this is simply business. Much of those people in the audience are business owners seeing the new line and making decisions about what to carry in their stores.
Catch a clue.
Stunning quality!
I won't be surprised if by the end of 2013, Hollywood will start switching to iPhone 5s for shooting movies.
I won't be surprised if by the end of 2013, Hollywood will start switching to iPhone 5s for shooting movies.
I think the "skinny" comment is a bit off the mark but it's true what you say about golf. Same could be said about WWDC.
Who cares. The real question is who is the idiot that decided to use a phone for shooting a fashion show. This must be the worst fashion show photo shoot in the last 100 years.
Yep, rails, as pointed out in the article. And for yourself, google DIY Steadicam. Some very inexpensive options if you're a little bit handy.
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More likely the deficiencies of a small camera sensor would be too obvious at higher resolution.
This is interesting for me as I have done a bit of video using iPhone.
Generally I will import iPhone video into Final Cut X and edit it there.
Sure, iMovie on iOS is cool and all but I am used to FCPX and I prefer to work this way.
Obviously with FCPX you can do colour correction and grading etc so who knows what kind of post they have done here.
That said the video looks pretty decent.
The stabilising equipment is a big help of course and with small hand held devices like iPhone you need tripods and so forth to get the best results and with better software enhancements for motion capture that keep coming it'll only get better.
There isn't much point comparing the iPhone (or any phone) to a dedicated Canon or Nikon camera for obvious reasons - what this proves (aside from using several phones additional hardware) is that phones can be used very effectively as video capturing devices to create some excellent content.
As always the user plays a big part in the end result - shaky, badly shot video can be had from even the most expensive RED camera if you have a bad operator.
What I find interesting is that surely someone in the crowd might have said "WTF - gold iPhones???????
I thought they may have camouflaged them with case but I guess they wanted them 'naked' so they could show the pics on the 5S release.
Generally I will import iPhone video into Final Cut X and edit it there.
Sure, iMovie on iOS is cool and all but I am used to FCPX and I prefer to work this way.
Obviously with FCPX you can do colour correction and grading etc so who knows what kind of post they have done here.
That said the video looks pretty decent.
The stabilising equipment is a big help of course and with small hand held devices like iPhone you need tripods and so forth to get the best results and with better software enhancements for motion capture that keep coming it'll only get better.
There isn't much point comparing the iPhone (or any phone) to a dedicated Canon or Nikon camera for obvious reasons - what this proves (aside from using several phones additional hardware) is that phones can be used very effectively as video capturing devices to create some excellent content.
As always the user plays a big part in the end result - shaky, badly shot video can be had from even the most expensive RED camera if you have a bad operator.
What I find interesting is that surely someone in the crowd might have said "WTF - gold iPhones???????
I thought they may have camouflaged them with case but I guess they wanted them 'naked' so they could show the pics on the 5S release.
That may be a true statement, but the variety of people and their tastes, passions and creativity, is all part of what makes the human experience interesting.
WWDC isn't a "spectator's" show, it's for developers to create their apps on the upcoming platform or hardware so they can make money, it's all business.
Here's a shorter clip with more slo-mo awesomeness http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-1mP-2vzqg&feature=youtu.be
THANK YOU! Having worked in the fashion industry, people don't understand that the models are the equivalent of a living breathing reflection of the artists drawings. Look at any concept design within fashion. What does it look like? The model isn't the focus, it's the clothing.
It's like going to Comic Con and complaining that everyone looks like they're from a video game.
On second thought, go to their website and blow the pictures up. The quality is pretty average at best. Were all of the pictures there taken with the iPhone? The one of the billboard especially... that thing is horrifically out of focus, kinda like all of the iPhone 5 pictures :\
It's amazing how much of that I watched before wondering what I was doing with my life!
Apparently I decided being a condescending prick on the internet was a better use of my time.
Apparently I decided being a condescending prick on the internet was a better use of my time.